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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-08-10
CONFEDERATE MONEY.
Its Value as Meaps of Paying OF
Debts.

PAMERsBURG, W. Va, Aug. 9-An
important question involving the valid
ity and legality of the payment of Con-
federate money on notes given in settle
ment for large and valuable tract of
land is being heard before United States
Judge John j. Jackson. In 1860 Hiram
l.. Opie, father of the plaintiff, lived in
Jefferson county. He sold a farm to a
gentleman named CaStleman for $40, 600,
of which $4,000 was paid in cash, the
balance to be paid in equal annual in
stallments, the last payment falling due
in 1864. Shortly after the sale Opie
moved to Staunton, Va, and then died.
His wife and a son, DR.. Thomas Opie,
were made executors under the provlS-
ions of the will. After the war broke
out it is alleged that Castleman secured
a large amount of Confederate money,
and, going through the lines, paid
off the notes of $1,000 each due in 1861
and 1862 with this money, which had
greatly deprecated in value. Before
the remaining notes fell due it is alleged
that Mrs. Opie notified Castlemen that
she would not accept Confederate
money, but that she would take notes
on any of the Virginia banks. Castle
man then, it is said, secured enough
Virginia money, which was also greatly
deprecated, and paid the remainder of
the notes. Hiram l.. Opie, Jr., now
claims an interest in the land for the
amount of the debt paid in Virginia and
Confederate money, claiming that this
money was illegal and worthless and
that the eXecutriX and executor ''com-
mitted waste" when by the terms of
the contract the debt was to be paid in
OOn6 nnh In xUfnl nOnpU of the I1nitpH
States. The defendants insist that the
payment was legal under the circum-
stances. Judge jackson has taken the
matter under advisement. The attor-
neys of the states of Virginia and West
Virginia look upon the settlementOf the
case as of great Importance, involving
as it may the ownership of vast and val
liable tracts of land and other property
in different sections of the South.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-08-10

street commissioner were arrested this
morning on complaint of citizens resid-
ing in the Sixth ward and Third ward
for failing to keep the streets in those,
wards in order, and allowing stagnant
water to accumulate from which foul
smells arise, dangerous to the health of
the community in that part of the city,
and harmful to property interests.
There was quite an excitement mani
tested when the entire municipal body
was marched before Aid. Parsons and
held to answer in $500 bail each. The
cOuncilmen went bail for each other and
the chief of police for the mayor and
street commissioner.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-08-10
The League Puzzle.

LONDON, Aug. "a prolonged sit
ting of the cabinet council was held to-
day to consider whether to proclaim the
Irish National league. The meeting
was adjourned until Thursday, when
decision will be given. The majority of
the members are against prOclaiming
the league. A section of Unionists,
headed by Mr.. Chamberlain, insist that
the government amend the land bill in
the house of lords so as to give county
courts the power of compOunding ar
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-08-10

fences. 1t was expected the village
would go and they called for aid from
Kalkaska. At Alba, six miles north of
Marceluna, the Alba Handle company
loses $4,000 broom handles and
other manufacturers stock; loss $4,000.
Around Kingsley 1900 cords of wood
were burned this afternoon, also two
miles of fences, and many fields were
burned over, destroying hundreds Of
dollars worth of property.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-08-10
ATOWN WIPED OUT.
Sandusky, Mich, Nearly Destroy
ed by Fire.

Sandusky, Mich, Nearly Destroy
ed by Fire.
Special to the Globe.
DETROIT, Mich, Aug 9.-The village
of Sandusky, the county seat of Sanilac
county. was nearly wiped out by fire
this morning, which originated in the
swamps south of the village. The prin-
eipal business places are all gone,
among them being Carson's hotel and
store building, Hugh McKenzie's agri-
cultural depot and residence, and it's
contents, NJ, g. HOag and John Laken's
general stores, and number OF resi-
dences, nine buildings in all. Very lit
tie can be learned about the fire, as the
telephone and telegraph wires are
down on all sides. A CarrOnville dis
patch states that the loss is from $15, 900
to $4,000. There has been no loss of
life as first reported.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-08-10
The PhiIatelists.

CHICAGO, Aug. 9.-The Philatelic Az.
sociation of America met in annual ses-
sion yesterday. About thirty delegates
were present and John K. Tiffany, Of
st. Louis, presided. The major portion
committees for routine business and the
presentation of the presidents address.
L. B. Sterling, of Trenton, N. j., pre-
sented a full collection of United States
government document stamps from the
first proof to the finished article which
was admitted to be the finest collection
aytant
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-08-10
They Reached Home.

HALIFAX, N. S., Aug. 9.-The news
that the schO0ners Argonaut and French,
the vessels whose seine boats were
seized at SOuris, had reached Gloucester
all right only became known here yes
terday. 1t was received with consider
able satisfaction by Consul Phelan, who
was afraid they would run against some
Of the cruisers in the gulf and be seized.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-08-10
Dangerously Ill.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Aug. 9.-Gen.
George Gusts Lee, president of the
Washington and Lee university of Vir-
ginia, the oldest son of the late Gen.
Robert E. Lee, is lying dangerously i'll
at Ravensworth. the country seat of
Representative Lee.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-08-10
They Owe the Bank.

DUBLIN, Aug. 9.-The National Bank
of Killarney, which acts as treasurer of
the Killarney Poor Law union, has dis
honored number Of checks given by
the union to relieve eyicted tenants.
The union is already indebted to the
bank to the amount of over $4,000.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-08-10
Mooney is Mad.

NEW YORK, Aug, 9.-The .examina-
ton in lunacy for the department of
charities and correction report that
they have examined Thomas j. Mooney,
the man who set fire to the steamer
Queen, and found him to be insane.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-08-10
watching Each Other.

PARIS, Aug. 9.-Le Paris announces
THAT the English government has re-
auested of NJ. Flourens, minister of for
seign affairs, that France name date
for the evacuation by France of the
New Hebrides, and that NJ. Flourens ia
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-08-10
BouIanger's Quarrel.

PARIS, Aug. 9.-The newspapers con-
demned Gen. Boulanger's letter to his
seconds as an attempt to reopen ques-
ton which everybody considered set
tied. They charge that his object in
writing the letter was to keep his name
prominent before the public. 1t is not
expected that M. Ferry will make any
ranlY
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-08-10
Lynched.

CHARLESTON, Va. Aug. 9.-Charles
Williams, who was confined in Jail for
the murder of James Aldridge few
days ago, was taken from Jail last even
ing by citizens and hanged to tree.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-08-10
A Costly Purchase.

LONDON, Aug. 9.-Lord Granville's
house on Carlton terrace has been sold
to the Marquis de Santurce, better
known as M. de Murietta, for $220, 900.
The ground rent amounts to 60,000 per
annum.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-08-10
Order of American Firemen,

NEW YORK. Aug. 9.-The national
council of the Order of American Fire.
men opened its convention here to-day.
About 800 delegates. representing nearly.
every council in the country, were pres
ent.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-08-10
Killed Himself.

ROME, Aug. 9.-Sig. Bove, the en-
plorer, who was an associate of Norden>
skiold in the latter's Arctic expedition,
has committed suicide at Verona b3
firing a bullet into his brain.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-08-10
The Saloonists of Alliance, O., Mistake
Stranger at the Depot for
Detective,
And Proceed to 'fDo Him Up" in a Most
Vigorous and Effective
Manner.
Point Pleasant, w. Va, the Scene of
Murder, Which Has Sensa-
tional Features.
Labor Riot in Pennsylvania Suicide Of
aSt. Louis Assassin---Crimi-
nal Notes.

CLEVELAND, Aug. 9.-There is a
prohibition war at Alliance, o. This
was one of the big towns of the state
to vote for local option under the Dow
law. The saloons were voted out sew
eral months ago, and the energy of the
entire police force has since been made
quate to the enforcement of the Ordi-
nance. Numerous heavy fines and Jail
sentences have been imposed upon the
salOOnists, but they continued
to violate the ordinance. Last
week a temperance demonstration was
held and the liquor dealers attempted to
counteract its effect by giving away beer
and whisky in the streets to all who
asked for it. Several minors were
among those who drank, and to-day six
of the salOonkeepers who gave the
liquor away were arrested. Upon being
released four of them went to the Fort
Wayne depot. and mistaking stranger
whom they saw there for one of the de-
tectives who assisted in the prosecution,
they set upon and beat him unmerci-
fully. They were all arrested.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-08-10
The City Fathers Run In.

Special to the Globe
Sutton, nineteen councilmen and the
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-08-10
A Sensational Murder.

POINT PLEASANT, W. Va, Aug. o.
Amos and Bradley Townsend, cousins,
and suitors for the hand of Miss Eunice
Laidley, agreed to draw lots, at the
young lady's suggestion, to decide who
should have her. The young men met at
Miss Laidley's house on Sunday for that
purpose. Bradley was successful. and
Amos started for home. He left Brad
ley and Miss Laidley sitting on the
porch. A few minutes after he had dis
appeared report of a gun was heard
and the young lady fell dead beside her
successful suitor, with bullet through
her heart.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-11-04
RudLen's arnisa saIbs.

BudIeu's arHira SnIbe.
Diebeffe Sdlbe in her 9Selt fur
Gdnittruuten, QushGungen, 0tldpHrr,
SaI,au5, 5Sietfr- unb 8rofteulsu, 6IeItsn,
aeipTuussue 6dnee, 5abarrauseu une das
BlntausIGIGssS fiaers Sur fir Sdmorrbeieen
rireIstne Se3abluu5 Deriangt. Scaise gu.
friehenbsit saraHttrt oaer oas 0rio ;urader-
Rattet. prris % Gents Die S4a&ia gu
babeu in 9aIe's Apoibt.f.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-11-04
stauurnsmerther Grfula .

Gs lit bic 8fli6t eiuer ieben 9erIOu,
Die g dee man Sprur
9ebraudt bat, ibren 5reunoeu ieine
ipunberbnren gigenIdaften ntit5utbeileu
als 6eilmittel BON S6tpiublu6t. baltz
nddigem Suften, Group, 9titbmn.
Gneumonia unb IN 29irfli6tcit allen
6alsz uno 2ungenfranfbeiten. SeSer.
mann erbdlt iofort @rlei1terung. 9rei
Soien i9affeu bel irsenb einem Sale
grlei9terung, uno mir benfeI baB es
Die SHi9t iebes 9rugsiffen iit, es Den
nrnen, babiuIter6enoeu Sdwinolii9.
tisen 81 cmpfeBleu, namit iie fuenig.
items nit elmer 5laide eincn 8eriuf
MAIDEN, bn nit lebteu Sabre $4,000
5taIden uerfnuIt ipuroen uuo nibt eiu
5olI seri6tet tpurbe, in rpeI6em O;t
Rebicin nidt sebOlfcm bate. Cine
iol6e Wcoiciu ipie Der 9ermau
9 1rup fnnn ni6t melt ecnIa betanni
gelnadt iueroeu. 5ra9t curcn ORIG
9iiten barnn9. Gtuitsrflai6en tucrben
fir 10 Gents pertauft. 3tegelmGBigcI
8reis rs Gents. 8erfauit bel allen
9rugsiiten uno 9duoleru i'll osn Der
Staaten uno CANADA.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-11-04

Der StiIter Der 9riltli6eu 9feli9iOn
trauf sSein, uno bate es bauidls i9on
Bier sesebeu, 10 Bate er pieleidt aud
oieies 9etruufeu. Die beuti9eH Neuder
uno 9emperensler peroanHlcn ben
@ein= uu6 8ierseuuB als ein Cater.
@arum sebcn lie ni6t nit Cad unb
Sod Sum Sslnm ii6er, oefeu Stifter
Nobanle6 ben GenuB berGui6eHhcr
Betrdnfe perbot?
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-11-04
Rurrilun uuo ltmaeu.uS .

Gm lebten 6reitns bat ii4 9err 2DOn
8o61H bdusli9 unter uns nieberselais
len: mir bergen Serrn &Obpn biermit
berjli6It wiafommeu.
Die Serreu 8euiius un6 5aeHner,
6arbentlHitlsr aus Scrnlnnu, IinS &C.
senipdrtis bnnit bei6dftist bic @ebdus
lihfeiteu bes 9errn 8iufb0lter Su uers
id6Hern, man mus insen OnB Die &C.
uannten 5crren anuj nussejci6nete
Arbeit fiefern.
stui ud9iten Samstas lit aud bier
bei ms cine Seriammluns i'm SHterefe
Der peri6uli9cn 5reibeit nnbsraumt,
um ben @aheriimpeln Den Stnn6punft
flar ju MADDEN. g8ir bOHen, bnB bel
oieier 6elt9enbeit bic 9iirger BON &i9s
lnno EOiunibip re9t 5nblrei6 erideineu
ueroen.
Serr 2eopOlo Bcrle ltattete uns am
6rcitn9 Selu9 ab. @dbrenb ieiues
9luTentbalts iuar er Der @nft bes Serru
Sobbc.
5err 9enrp 8rd9t ne6ii @attiu con
5reberifs6urs, befauben iia lests
@c9e in ct. 2ouis. 5rou 8rn9t
mubte iuesen Der Sebanbluns zines Nu.
genleibens einjse Snge bnielbIt ueriuei.
len.
Serr &Oberi Stause, iUel9er ee<
sfpunseu mar, aus GeiuuobeitsrIdii9.
ten na6 benz iernen Californian 5u ret'
fen, lift ipieSer seiuuo uub iuobl i'm eGz
terli9en Snuie anselan9t.
Serr @rnit 9nnse, Sr., 9eitattet
gtiemnnbeu ouf ieiner 5arm 81 iosen
oo es oft pOrtOmnit, oas 3dume uno
5bIren Offeu sclniIsn tuerbeu, iuOburd
Inn oiel S9abeu 5usefii9t wirS.
9rOB alIer 8aruuns bes r8Oltsblnt
tes," bnben 5r6 rpicber bieBlisableiter
Nduuer, ruel6e I'M 2anoc unibcr3ieben,
an9 i'll unierem County pieoer eiHist
Oumme 9efunoen.
9ei Der 5Obleniddu AMI Der 5arm Ocs
Serrn u. g8itteu6o6 BEL 5riebri9s6urs.
9elpann Serr @. &oiiu, aus Der 9tdbt
pon Gauges StOre, Der criten Ereis.
2ebte @O1e bate Serr Snrl SddiI9
in GnscOnn6e Gitp oas nns1ld elmer
iuertbuuGIen gRauIeiel Su uerlieren, in
| Dem bns 9bier nit einem 0interbeiu in
eincm 6alfter bdnsen blieb. Gs mar
iid Ill 8oocn uno mar nuf Der Ste[It
| toot.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-11-04
Sas rrDdbIfe @ittrI Srs weFIi9tn
4uiieblers.

gRit isetm 6srti 4ritt Der Ginpaahfruns in
bsm rsittn g8,FsE eTsitSt ii& cine HruG
Ra&frage mad 3 sRetter's Rasen.
tiifrrs. 3eu an scfithfIte @esrneen fne
oft rsniasr stIune, ais dlirTe @obnisc
relI gQidsmsn aus eem fiuIi& urbar se-
maSttem 9nnse aufiifieen, DEFENDERS an 6Ins-
uftfn. ncl5t ee@pafitrn aufasirst fnb
Der Giupanserrr, Der f& eem NdeTtau SER
bem BsrStau fSienet, Fnett bdib aus, renn
sr ss ni1bt f6rn rei6, eas fas SitteTs ben
eina isrl f6ertR GHus sresn RaIario, irvi.
aeae tie 2tiftn Ses Rdgfne, ber StbtT Uni
ser GinatDeihe serdbrt. seucn CT iHfrlee Spu
alima Etttld. ben Ginfafeu f&ls&ttng9 g9etters
uub uneerSbn TEN seeT unaefHnbem DaEsT
unn ebeiiiOl6er RahruSs ousstiest IL. Dft-
balls l@ist er pisirs sroer 6aus- uue S4HS-
miftrl 70 bod, mic itine itm innerebneHeeu
gCrIdst cs sereisHen, uHe IsSt ii1 Dor, BAT
er imuler ein eelunhbeitf5reernbe Rittfl
prrrdtbie Bat duf eds CT I'D 10 ftif jur 3tti
ter 9ptS SerlaltH taua.
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Sebet bterber.

Cine oUIIitduoise Nusfuabl
5ai6enu6ren,
@anbu9ren,
Salsfetten,
Cbrrinse,
5iuserrinse,
8ruItnaoeln,
Armbdnber,
Ntani9etteufn6pie, uiu.,
ferner ale Sorteu 8rilIen, 9bermo'
meter. 5erur0bre, etc, bat 8. 8. 90
ieuritter an 5an6 uno offerirt oisielben
Su ben lthernliteH Freiicu. Sober 9rtis
fel iuiro snrautirt ous 5u ieiu, fir mas
CT perfauit iuiro.
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Gnitleripaaren unb BFerbeseI9irr IN
lebr nieoeren 8reiien bei s. &. 81 o e.
themeper.
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Die OemtiNen 8tar8er tteb=
tttett SfeMnttA.

SnfoIge betrgoen Blraer ersausnn
nrIs lestn Sonns 9amttoe dmmung
gen drfbnue n nit Bens an bic jest aud gounp 5
anornn9enoe 2emperen5beu9g Die 9eese Se 6e9nsen.
eenn id9en uo oie Senmmlung sepea
roe oer Nusoruf Den E6an sesnbe ouraus gHlseno in
Ir fno Der Onuns ba6 8erinmmseR crman
ener olben aa9emenen uno baen 9beinnbm
Sn gernume 3dt Der fsesen Stuno besnn Die 5an 9
uno tur5 nooem Die 8eriammuna
gns best unO Snblre besten 8Orplos
5rppe
Die 8erommlms gufaU gmener sur OrOnuns se
nn eer ben ned berie6en eiufn nr ge auseinnn6ese
no asoaH SocOr oonu onnnH n 8bnt Der 8emmluns
IN orla9 brndte 6omdnH udblt Die
@a0r uno Otto Nonnis n als 8i grdFbnen
as Setretdr uogbla9en eb entails aetudblt
2nut SuB foleenoe crren
e0m Die seeisnetn 8le nbsufan un6 oben Der 8efinmun6
oous Doctor Gttmuqer Ebeo Stot gnl 4eopoO Brl
Naoem oas eomte f6 eutn bate elt gonnig
ldH9 aniprn9e Die 8nmms, ueer gSibleH
anater enets ow bic Sqms o bic Ree neb beraus
enlprngeSen Bn b fren Burgers nuoers are ru1ser e
oareete.
gta9 5n gROnnia iprnn rrea Sop9 a:Ius
Slnrf oen6en nne 9irauf fam bnB 3urId 8iamm
lung 9eBn 8eiblie nnt6rten Die BflT w.l iimmi
uuroen. 10 Die uiuon beebeon
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bat, nIcn auslbrf o9en
0 Die 10 uu9ebeuer job B9eisunJ
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anfang biz GHoe nerli gerbu Smana g5r l6e
5ngt baB lie bnouoa loen me
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bdttH ud f e Der 6er3usns smen frunolie
nit ienen r6en6etnjn SIn tn eb seeisusu O ir be
S9dtaeit it,
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s.rsanOIunss u O,s arrisssrists

OSL9uuutuuyt Dtp Wlbt9SIAhSj'S
Die Serbanoluu9cn Oes bieiisel
&reisseri6ts na6men lesteu Routu9
ibreu 4ufons. Der 9eri6t5fnlenOer
bate feline iui6tiseu Safe GufSuueiicn
uu6 bei6rdnfte ii9 meifeus uuf Slnseu,
auf Nppeuntiunsiue9e uon 5ricoensri4-
tern sefdlItcu llrtbeilen.
Die sInfldse sesen SenrD @albeder,
ais @esaufieber feline Sflibt usrna9s
Idlligt Su ba5en, iulirbe bonn Stnnts-
9lniualt fdllen eelaiieu.
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i9ulbis ben Srieoen ;iueisr 5aulilien
seii6rt Su 9a6eu uno iuuroc iii iebem
6olIe I'M S1.O0 uub Soften 9eitraft.
9tnua Sebr iuuroe bon ibrem @ntten
Wnr &ebr, 9eI3ieoen.
Die Rfnse bon S. g. Meniel scser
6. q. Mesler, porin Griterer Die
SuInme bon $4,000 fir 9elsiitete 9lO'
pofotenoienite beduipru9t, iuurbe 81
Guniten bes &ld9ers euti9ieoaH.
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g9m. 6Obern, iuOriu 9estcrer beibulbisi
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onselest Su baben, unb. beien lluIiid
| sreifen ibm bebeuteuben Sdubeu 5use
| flst, tuuroe bon 8i9ter Sirsel ntseipie
fen. Cine Surp in 5riebensri9te
Cutters Court 6otteu benz 9ldser 81;
ols Sdobenerios 5uselprO6eu. bon mel
6cm 11rtbeiI er on oas 8reis9eri9t ap
pelIirte. Der Sldser leste 8erEf sesel
bas urtbeit bes &i6ter Sir5el elm mi
Iiuirb Die Sa9e bon Der Supreiue guur
entI9ieben tperben.
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Der 30Fen
cttnbtr. 1887. IN bem @arfthanie ~ s1ermann

err Or @tmu 6eri bic Ser mmlung Dronuns uno mad
u a9 bss rn ssOpeIO sr urOen bic een Otto MO4H naO
gen. r 5e a 6 egsB Os n e5Gft @tedF @ srngH INIT , o
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Sn oem Oroen Der 4rbeitsritter
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Prsbnffe
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GEORGE KRAETTLY, 0rsrrr.
Die nnsesebenen Breiie iuerSen uon ben
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Se6eH 5reitag corrigirt Don Der
HERMANN STAR MILLS.
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